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SECOND
EDITION
NO. 202.
MEDJTORD, OKISCION, SA'ITUDAV, MAUC'If 1, 1913
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Owner o( Hume Cannery Here to Dis
cuss Fishing Dill Gives Other Sldo
of Arijument Hardships Worked
on People of Curry County
"There nf newul hundred fninllloM
largely dependent iimti fUlilng fur u
livllhnod along tliu lower rlT. Thete
Ik u lnrgo rniiiinry wilh nn linchliuent
of f ir(,000 Idle itinl n food nupph
Hint en n In inmlu lo brinu in iimny
tens of iIhiiiiiiiiiIh of dollnra going I"
want i', tiH a iv tit It iif the cloning Inw
on llogue rUer," tnte Hod Mnchuy,
wlin lout ejir purchased tin; Hume tn
leestrt lit tliu mouth of llin lluguo
i Ivor nml. in liuro In lulk over Hi"
Hulling Hltuulioii with local migloiii
nnd asking tliriti to withdraw oppo-
pitllMI 0 HlC compromise fltdl lull
Hint piiMi'it tliu legislature In its
clning hour.
Violated 1'roiiiUi-.
"I ngiee wilh tin' Jnelftoii county
contention llmt tilt) hill lift plll'd in
n poor mm iihil I fought it in tin'
Ifgialnture. There tdmuld Im no com
mwrcinl fixhintf in the upper rlcr foi
HIIV M'llMtll, llllt tile SeilMOII iniilll'll
i only fur aixly ilnyn for n ton mile
Miotchnnd wo emi get n change 'ir
try to uilher liy initiative or nt tlu
next IrgUtMlurc.
"Tlii' mouth of the rier intcnut
tod with liu'kfrou count v through
out the scMidoii, hut tln legislator
iolali-d their iinntiiirM to hnth of lis
to help Senator Smith of Josephine,
who Mood hy the "orgnnixntum"
throughout on condition (hut the or
XMiiiinlioii stand hy him on thin one
hill whieli it did.
"The hill n pncd up to the gov
cwiir ptovides for nn open urufcion
m the lower river from May 13 to
AiiRtmt 10, mid fioiu September 1 to
Nftvnuhcr J. with n IluMwnr Sutidnv
elord scnaon. It restricts net to
ti'i inch nnnh, mid forbid the tnk
in, purchase or mile of Mcclhi'nd
mid trout. I think Hint the trout
nrv pretty well proteeted, fur heller
t tut ii in tiny other Mrcnm in Oregon
nml tluil the nportninn ii,lTCt will
not suffer.
Want to Operate.
"Of floiinu' I mn, to nn extent,
utoved hy Hclflih eonsldcmlionK. I
wunl to openite the cannery mid get
miiiio return on my turpi investment,
Init thu mntler U of miielt greater im
Hirlnutii lo Ihe people of Curry conn
t thiiii to mo Individually. They nre
ootnpletelv isolated mtd ruunot Nell
nil) thing they mine except idieep or
enttlo Hint enn ho dliveu out, then
rehuiireoH mo limited, mid they me
forued lo deii'iid upon fUliin-
"Tlio eloped rler Iiiih winked n
jireiil liiinlbliip iikiii Ihe lower river
eoimuutiltieN, mid I iippen! to the
heiiKi of fnir plnv mid 'ipmre deul
of the peopln of Jueknon eouuty lo
willidniw' their ohjeotinnH lo this liill
mid ixmiilt the iitiliiitinu of n wilu
uhlo food piiidtiel, now lately wiiht
eil, eNpeeiully as It will not muleriiil
Iv leKveii Iheir own kjkhI, which U
limply hiifei;iiiiided."
GOLD HILL HAS
KELSEY OUSTED
(liilil Mill i iiinyovleHH today fol
lowliik tin rendering of n deeisinn hy
,lud"o CnlkiitH today in the ipio war
ranto en so hioiiRht heforo lilin re-
eently. Tlio .iiidpo In'hl that Hio now
ehnrtcr of Gold Hill is invalid and
huiu'o .Mayor Kelnoy nnd tlio eouneil
men clou ted under it cannot hold
office.
It wns holioved that If KeUoy and
tlio coiiucilniPii were ounted that tlio
proviotiN mayor and inemherx of the
formor eouneil would return auto
iniitieally lo their places hut sueh, in
I Im opinion of local attorneys, is not
the uiihu. Ho Gold Hill is mayorlokw.
The uuiiilor miowii to ho invalid hy
.luil,'o CalkliiH wuh Hiipposedly adoil
ed ad an election hold Noveniher 'JO,
It) 11, and under its provisions tlio
prettcnt iiounuil and mayor wero eleel
ed, Tlio iuiho will he appealed lo tlio
mipiomo court.
SHNG VMS
MAYOR
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Some of These Men Will Undoubtedly Be
Mt1?!!
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STEAM ROLLER
.SAI.K.M, Oie, Xlwr. I.- Keiirehen
tntiw Alien II. litoii of I. lino count v,
who h'd the f ijltt iiimiNt the liotiso
teim ndler predietn Hint there will
not l n iUirum irecut next 'I'iu-m.
diiy when the ckIiiiiiic revoioeues
for aetioii on the eoenior'H etue.
He Hiid:
"Kri'iu h reiHihlienu htmulmint, I
enn Me no juotiflentioti in returning
for thin extra Hinn. There is not
ii -iiiKle hill heforc iih Hint inoen
pnrtv Untie
"Ko moiiMtreK ilnl to the Mtnle
hnve hiiffered from (loveinor Wenl'.i
vetoe. And o return for the pur-
MiNe of pnxbiiiK n lot of loenl hnlnry
lillK iu tuv opinion, would do more
to hruiir the rrpuliliemi pnrty into
ditrepnte iliaii nuylluiiK now within
ilrt rnneh.
"Iit'Pilft of inethiTd'i moht rcpre-
henfcihle nml refleelliii; ilNeredit iioii
nil repuhlieniiH in the hoiiRe, lrenue
the Hlenm roller wuh iu nntne repuhli
enn, HiN dwniou of the lep'slnture
Iihk piihod Mime of Ihe hekl prores
ie mn! himte leylnlHtion ever put
iiihoi the statute hookrt of Ihe tnte.
I hope Hint we will he willini; to stop
with HtNt rrfid, nml not ionfuc thu
ihiou of the puhlie h throw int; in
its fnee nt tlii lute date the dust of
dihMeiinioii mid faked up political is-
Mies Hint exit only in the deire to
put ftomehudv 'iu the hide.' "
TO BE EFFECTED
WASHINGTON. .Mm eh I Keeout
mendalioim for tlio rofoim of luiiik
liii made hy the nmjority repoit of
the I'nio eoiiKiiMhioual unimuiltJe
which inveMtii;ated tlio "inomx trul"
are u.eeteil here lo he followed out
ill the next hohtdnu of ooii'tic--.
C'oiiKressuiaii GIiihh of Virginia is
expected to ho chairman of lho hank
iiitr committeu in Hie new lioiuw, mid
it is declared that ho u Mtroimly m
favor of tlio 1'ujo fiudi ij:. Gl'is
miuouueed today that the repoit of
his Kiih-eommittee, whiuli investiga
ted tlio Aldrieh uurreney plan, U
heiiiK prepared.
Hills covering the Pnio nnd Glass
repoiU prohahly will he lendy hy
April I for Ruhmixsion to the extra
session. The Pujo eommilleo reeom
iiiends Hint thu monev trust proho ho
eonliuued, hut Huh clause prohahly
will In) slrieken nut, Mnnv demo
erals oppose further investiK'Ution.
IN THE NORTHWEST
rOKTUXI), Ore., March 1. Ae
cordinir to officials of tho roads in
Portland which formerly vero n part
of tho llnrrimnn system, the denial
liv the California railroad commis
sion of tho Union Pacific's applica
tion for lease of tho Central Pueifio
tracks bid ween Sacramento ud Oak
land to tho Southern Pacific, will
havo no effect on lho HeKioRiilion of
lho Southern Paeifio Iroin tho O, W.
It, and N, ooiupany's proporties iu
lho Xorlhwoht, The HOrp;utioii hero
is roportcd lo Jinvo nlroady heen uoin-pluted,
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WASHINGTON, .March I. With
I'renldeiit-eleel Woodrow WIIhoii '
ulntod to nrlvo Momln)' afternoon,
Waiihliixton In arraiiKltiR final (urbr
low In tier InnuKurutlou (lrcn today
A Rnmty but linrinoiitou color
nclicnie Ii.ik turned 1'minnylvnnla av
enue Into a cnrnlvat thoroughfare,
while moHt of the public bulldlncs
mid many private renldenrcu are hid
den behind billow of (Irrs and
Htreomerx.
Cnvalryjuen, infantrymen and
crnrk rndet rampanle nre arrlvlnR
In numlieri that nro fnnt equiilltnR
the civilian populntlon. The entire
rountry I pouring Hi prominent men
and women Into tlio capital mid vis
itor of Im Importance aro arrlv
III); In mium'ii.
Tlie luffrnge parade mado a prom
lie to vln with the Inaugural pec
tarle. It- will naturally be distinctly
femlnlno In makeup nnd will Inctudo
tiny ntnldi who hope tonio day to
vote na well nn rtatd mntronn who
have already eterclned their prlvllego
of votliiK many time Iu different suf
frage itnleii. .
IIAI.TI.MOHK, M.l. .Miirth l.--Klnt
deiiinl (hut he favors wnmait suf
frne or Hint he applauded the mareli
of "Gcnernl" Howilio Joiich' hikim;
urmv on their way to Washinnloii wuh
mado hero today hy Cardinal Gib
bons. In fuel, the prelnte said ho
was sure thu hike had not helped Dm
HiiffriiKolto eause.
"I am not in favor of Mil'fmso
now," said Cardinal Gibbons "and I
wnu not favorable to it when I re
ceived tlio mnrohers here. I dot n it
say thev reminded me of Jean of Aie,
nor did I compare their sucviliues
with hers. It seems they hno lot :t
he understood that I promised to
urgo eotiKress to hear thuir p'oa. I
did not."
JONATHAN BOURNE
INT TALK DIVORCE
POUThANl), Ore. March 1. - Mrs.
Jonntlian Uoiinie, wifo of Senalor
Bonnie, today refused to mako nny
slateinent id repaid lo tho reports
from 'adiliiton that sho had re
turned to her homo, statu for tho
purposo of filing n suit for divreo.
It is ivpoitcd, however, Hint Mrs.
Hourno had previously admitted tho
possibility of hw action loins under
consideration.
Her attorney, Viederiek V. Holmnii,
met Mrs. llouruo upon her arrival
hero from WnshiiiRton mid advised
her lo have netliiin: lo say reganlins:
anv phins she may have of bringing:
divoreo proeeedings.
CARKIN PREPARES AN
ANSWER TO REAHES
.John A. Carkin, repneutalive. has
nrepared n statement in which ho
answers Clareuoo Heames' ehnrgo of
desertion, at length, H wns reuetved
by tho M'ntl Trihuno too tutu for pulili
uiitiMii toiloy nnd wilhippour Monday.
FINAL FURBELOWS ' &&
FOR INAUGURATION iLOW WAGES SEND
GIBBONS
OPPOSES
EQUAL
SUFFRAGE
jd,un &cisjy:3.
GIRLS TO RUIN
CHICAGO. Muroli 1 -Inn deter
mined attempt to forje thu payment
of wages to working girls In Chicago
which will not bu o low as to force
them Into prostitution In order that
they may live, tho hlto vlnvo com
mittee of the state icnato wilt ex
amine ho head ot Chicago depart
ment stores and other big employer.
flummonMft werw ordered today for
theso employcni. by Lieutenant Gov
ernor O'llnra. Herald:
' The teitlmony o far adduced In
the tutu' Inquiry show cancluilvcly
Hint the great raupo which denil
clrl to ruin 1 JUurvntlon waee.
These depart mcpVmore. hesd mutd
Irvtlfy, even If each one Is worth
110.000,000,"
VETOED BY WESTl
SAI.K.M. Mnrch I Governor West
has vetoed' tho bill Introduced by the
Jackson county delegation raising tho
salaries of county offlclul. Koruo 27
salary grab bills hnve now got tho ax.
Hills wero pasted by the legisla
ture, rnfsing tho salury of one or more
officials- In nearly every county In
tho state, and the governor hn been
consistently vetoing them as fast as
they reached him. These veto mes
sages Invariably say "For the reason
thut this mnttor of salurlcs can bo
taken cure or through the passage ot
II. II. 184, Introduced by Mr. GUI."
Mr. Gill's measure provided for n
uniform regulation of snlurle of
all the officials and deputies In tho
vurluus counties according to the
nrea, populntlon and assessed valua
tion of euch county. This wnB n plan
formulated by tho governor sovcrnl
months ago. The legislature refused
to pass tho bill, but tho veto mes
sages repeat nevertheless the words
ipiotcd above, I
DOWNWARD TENDENCY
NKW YORK, Murch 1. Tho Btock
market tended downward todny,
losseq of hnU nud one point being
general. Tlnj copper stocks, excep
tionally, wero stronK. Pennsylvania
was holpcd by good earnings reports.
Tho close, which was actlvo and
strong, wns at a Renornlly lower level.
Uonda wero steady.
PARTY IS LAUNCHED
MKX1CO CITY, March 1. The
I.ibevnl-Demoerat party was formally
launched here todnv with the avowed
object of oleetinpr Felix Dims as
president mid Francisco Pe l.n Hurra
as vicu president of the Mexican
republic.
SAYS COMMITTEE
SALARY GRAB
BLLS
In Woodrow Wilson's Cabinet
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STATE OFFICIALS
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KL I'ASO. TexiiH. Mur. 1 Augu-,1-iu
Ijilionzit, iaMxrtor of oliep in
Chihuahua and other Me.iienu state
offieinls were executed by ffleral
authorities nt the Chihuahua state
iK-nitciiliary after n luir-ly court mar
tial, neeordiut; to refugee wm nr
rivrd here todnv. Thry declare tlu
execution of former Governor Abrmn
Gonznlrs of Cliiliunliita i moment
nrilv exeeted.
Follow em of Ihe Mm!ero- hnve
raptured Cnnnnea. and federal re
inforeemeuts nre huroinc (o Hut
lown. A battle is expected today.
Numerous American-, re-ide in Can
mien. Krdernl forces nre purMtinc Gener
nl rnyton-na outh of Nugnles, fol
lowing reports Hint he cnufUticnted
nil the So norn stnte fund-, amount
ins to uenr.ly .100.00U pcpim.
FAVORI
TItKNTON, N J. March l.J. C.
Mcltoynolds will bo attorney general
In thu Wilson cabinet, If predictions
of alleged wiseacres hero are cor
rect. Tho McKcjuolds prophecies grew
stronger here today following dis
coveries of the fact that Chancellor
Edwin Walwer. who advised Wilson
In tho preparation of his New Jersey
anti-trust ullls, was offered the attor
ney general's post but declined It,
preferring to remain at tho head of
tho Now Jersey Judiciary.
Of course President Wilson has not
as yet said n word to indlcato who
his eholco will be. but tho Mcltcy
noldu rumors hourly grow In
strength.
IBB BILL IS
PASSED OVER VETO
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WASHINGTON, Murch 1. The
house todny pasxed the Webb bill,
prohibit ins: the shipment of liquor
from wet to dry states, over .l'reai
dent Tnft'3 veto, by n vote of 1244 to
95. As the senate ulso over-rode the
president's veto yesterday, the bill be
comes n law.
This is the second time in fifteen
years Hint Ihe presidential veto has
heen over-ridden, mid U lho first
time that President Taft'rt disapprov
al has been set to untuzlit.
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BUS! STARCH TRUST
NKW YOKK. March 1. Govern
ment suits to dUsolvo tho Corn Pro
ducts company, tho National Starch
company, tho St. Louis Syrup and
Presorvo company and tho Novelty
Candy corporation under tho Sher
man nutt-trust lnw.i wero flloil hero
today. Tho court was naked to re
strain thcBo concerns from fulfilling
existing contracts. It Is alleged the
sumo aro In restraint of trade and
Vloluto tho Sherman law.
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: FILED TODAY OF
SAI.KM. Ore. Murch 1. -Governor
West todnv vetoed sixteen legislative
bills. Most of them nre bills creatine
Hew offices or rniMu; the salaries of
prrsent offieinls.
Iuisirtant among the vetoed meas
urer, nre I.utourelte's nuperinr court
hill, the (Vlilo power project, tho bill
creatine mi additional circuit judge
ship in Miiltnomnh county, mid tho
senutc judiciary committer's hill,
represented to be in nid of the recall.
The Ceeilo jwiwer project bill wns
vetoed became it took the matter
out of the hnmU of the stale engi
neer mid put it in the hands of n
lcgUlntive committee.
SLIM PROSPECTS
OF VETO
SALHM, Oic, Mar. 1. I'rospccin
jjrow los hourly that the legislature
will tuti-der n quorum when it recon
venes Tuesday to net upon tho cov
entor's vetoes. Xenrly all the bills
vetoed aro salary grabs which Ihe
legislators themselves only introduced
tiH)u the importunity of office hold
ers. Few important meusures have
received the nxe.
It in questionable if .10 will be pres
ent of the 40 members of the house
necessnry for n quorum. A statisti
cal analysis of tho situation shows
that tho erv most of the organiza
tion can now- hope lo gather volun
tarily to consider the Wist vetoes
will he 38 members mid this number
is doubtful.
TO
SAI.K.M. Ore. March 1. In answer
to a question raised as to whether
measures passed by the present leg
islature will become valid unleis
enough members aro present next
Tuesday to make a quorum nnd ad
journ sine die, llepresenlutivo Keames
of Medford today stated that after
looking through old journals ho found
that Hie legislative session of 18D0
took similar action and bills passed
then lire in full force .
Kennies claims that this report is
being circulated for the purposo of
frightening members into attending
the session Tuesday to take notion ou
the governor's vetoes.
EPERI
OMAHA HOTEL FIRE
mi AHA. V..K. Alni-,.1, 1 Vnt mm
than nine persons peri-shed in the
burning; ot the Dewey llotot here, ae-
cnrilim- In 11 slnionuMit liwlnv he Clv
Commissioner Ktigel. No more bodies
liiin Iicimi locati'd in (lie riling mi In
nooii today, nud it is possible, that
thu six, dead already recovered mu
represent the total of tho loss of life
in the disaster.
Tho hotel register wns found today.
Water hud obliterated most of the
names, hut tho six legible wore those
of persons already accounted for,
LEGISLATION
BILLS
SESSION MEXICAN
FILIBUSTER TO
FORCE HARBOR
MIM11
Conference Report Unsatisfactory
House Holds Up Seven Principal
Senate Amendments Protest Is ts
Saye River Regulation Plan
House Opposes Million Dollar Appro
priation for Portland Postofflce
and Strikes Out Other Measures
WA8IUNGTO.V, Mnrch 1. A flit
barter which threaten to prevent
the enactment ot any rnrtUer legli
latlon during lho present 'eesgre
started In the senate tfal afternoon
when Senator Newland of Nevada
protested against tho conference re
port on tho rlrem and harbor bill.
He said the homo had held up tho
seven principal senate amendment
and protested strongly against tho ac
ceptance of the bill without hi river
regulation plan. Tho he started to
tnlk the measure to death.
Senator Owen of Oklahoma re
lieved Newland In the filibuster ut
ter the Ncradan had talked four
hura. Senator LaFollctte, seeking to
get time for tho senate to consider
the seaman's bill, pleaded In vain
with Xewlands and Owen for a tem
porary truce.
Declaring that the house opposed
the appropriation of 11,000,000 for
a postofflce at Portland, Oregon, Sen
ator Sutherland of Utah today re
ported to the sennte that a Joint con
ference had agreed on the vlUl points
of the public buildings bill. The
bouse confrere declared that tho
senate must abandon somo of tho
points and modify others In the bill.
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VERY ACTIVE IN
STATE OF SENORA
DOUGLAS. Arlt.. March J.
Startling Information of rebel activ
ities at Cananea, Sonora, was brought
hero today by refugee. According
to their statement tho Maderlstaa
have captured tho city hall and jail,
whllo 300 loyal federals under Colo
nel Uomcro aro holding tho barracks
and bavo trained' uiachlno Kims on
the business section ot tho city.
Nearly sixty refugees, nearly nil
Americans, arrived from Cananea.
during tho night. Thoy declared that
tho situation thero Is critical uud
predicted bloodshed with 48 hours.
Alarming conditions oxfst through
out tho country between Cenlxas
Springs, 20 miles southeast of Doug
las, and tho border. Copies ot a proc
lamation, headed "A Call to War"
and signed "Tho Second Volunteer
Corps ot the North" havo been posted
throughout that section.
TAFT GIVES MEDAL
CARPAIA'S CAPTAIN
WASUINGTON.Maruh 1. With a.
brief speech ijf pruise, President Taft
presented Caplnip A. If. Ilohtrou of
tho liner Carpnrthia, who rescued thu
Tilnuio survivor, with tv special con
gressional gold medal in tho White
House here today. Captain Itoutron
responded briefly, thanking congress
mid the president. Mrs. Hosliou and
friends of the captain and tho pvwi
dent were present.
TO STOP FIGHTING
WASHINGTON. Mar. 1 Awbassa
dor Wilson telegraphed from Mexico
City this afternoon that Oroxo huv
publicly declared bis allcglAuca, to
tho Huertu government, as have alio
12 colonels nnd 3,500 rebels' at Vera
Cruz and Puublu., - He says MUo
City is quiet,
REBELS
1
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